Diego Rivera

Diego Rivera is a lower-grades biography that follows the life of the twentieth-century Mexican painter, from his childhood in Guanajuato to his career as a muralist. The book explains how Rivera used large, colorful murals to depict the lives of ordinary people and his belief that art should be accessible to everyone. It also includes examples of his famous works, such as the murals at the Ministry of Education in Mexico City and the Detroit Industry Murals.